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STERLING, ILL, Aug. 20, 1885.
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article Of medicine Hence feel it but justice to you
and Bitters to say that it is medicine Of real
merit and virtue, and doing much good and efectinS
great cures.
Yours, j. F. 4 H. B. UTLEY.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Sept. Is, 1885.
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and we know it deserves 1.-THE Rellstey.
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GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1856.
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LEROY BREWER.
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HAYEsvILLE, OHIO, Feb. III, 1884.
I am very glad to say have tried Hop Bitters and
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good they did me. / recommend them to my patients
and get the best Of results from their use.
c. b. MERCER, NJ. d.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
A HUSBANDS PUNISHMENT.
He Goes to Canada But a Dead Wife
Brings Him Back.

He Goes to Canada But a Dead Wife
Brings Him Back.
AKRON, OHIO, March 1.-two months
ago William Weis, holding a responsible
position in the employ of the Schu-
macber Milling Company in this
city disappeared with upwards of
$500 borrowed from various employees
of the mill, where he acted as banker for
many of the men. He also took with
him considerable amount in
funds of tie German Lutheran
church, of which he was
treasurer. His wife was left in rather
straitened circumstances with two
children to care for, and yesterday the
first information Of Weis' whereabouts
came in letter from him, dated
Tilsonburg, Ont, and he nclosed
some money for his wife and children,
and asked whether he would be prosecu-
ted if he returned. The help in
tended for the wife came but a few
hours too late. The third child
was born to the almost broken
hearted mother. Her grief at her hus-
bands desertion and her anxiety for the
little ones made it impossible for
her to rally. Friends Immediately sent
message and announced the wife's
death to Weis, the first word he had
from her since his flight. He telegraph
ed this morning that he would come at
once for the funeral tomorrow, and then
face the COnsequeLc of his crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

for trial. The remaining girl, when put on the
stand, swore that she AMI Eer companion, LII
lie Hite, were beer jerkers, and that hey had
b. en leading q life OF prosti utlon for the past
five years. This being the only testimony ad-
duced, the pri-oner was released and came to
Houston in company with her prot sc. This
afternoon Detective Hinkle Of Cincinnati ar
rived here, armed with requis!tion papers from
the Governor OF Ohio, properly Fixed ny. to
take Grace Gardner back as prisoner The
woman, WHEN arrested, asked for time to pack
her trunk, viii ;C W 10 granted. Her friend, a
young man nam Isaac l., sherman, took ad
vantage of the delay and suei out wri. of
habeas corpus before Judge James Masterson,
who continued The case until Monday, remand
ing the prisoner to the custody of Sheriff Ellis.
Detective Hinkla says the parents Of the girl
Lille Hlte, who is only fourteen years of age,
VIII prosecute the woman bitterly; that
four leading physicians CT Cincinnati
have examined the gill and cay that che
is virgin, and that the girl who came to Hous-
ton with Miss Gardner arranged the nee ings
between the prisoner and Little Bite, and that
she Is a tough character. The on look, he
claims, is rough for the prisoner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

geological survey, proposing to the state
sthe full cooperation of the federal with
the state survey in the important work,
and without cost to the state on the part
of the federal government The federal
work will cost about $4,000 and Mr..
Fuller argued the state should pass the
bill to get the benefit of such valuable
cooperation.
Mr.. McGsughey warmly advocated the
bill. This was the age of pro-
gress. We had a great state
to develop as had been done in Alabama,
making Birmingham and other cities
spring up by magic and :. enriching
the people.
Mr.. Bell of Cooke rather rIdiculed the
whole business. Human enterprise and
intellect would develop the state, he con-
tended, without spending its money for
knowing what kind of bird or animal
made this or that kind of q track thou
sand years ago. Laughter Franklin
and Fulton had 10 such encouragement
for their discoveries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
THE DRUMNERS' TAX.
a Letter from Comptroller Mccall on the
Subject.
DENIsON Tfx,, March ls. 1851.

a Letter from Comptroller Mccall on the
Subject.
DENIsOE. Tex, March Is. 1857
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
In your paper of this date appears the
full text of the United States Supreme
court decisions on the Unconstitutionality
of the drummers' tax. Seeing the same
in the New Orleans Times-DemCcrat, l
wrote Comptroller John D. Mccall, Aus
tin, lnquiring Whist effect the decision
would have on the Texas law For the
benefit of parties Interested l give below
a copy Of the letter, which may be useful
to the public. JoHS NJ. PUTNAM.
AUSTIN, Ten, March 10, 1887.
Mr. NJ. Putnam, Denison, Tex.
Dear Sir-In reply to yours OF the 8th
inst: We have no official knowledge as
TO the scope Of the decision OF the Su-
preme Court Of the United States referred
to by you, but presume it Is similar to
one rendered shout a ye6r ago aud has re-
ference alone TO where & state dIsCrimi-
mates against CTummers and com
meccial travellers from another
state. Ia his state We do not
make any disc ,imInatiOn against
dTumm6rS from another state: but re
qUiTe every drummer II paYa tlZed tax of
$50. UGtil we are furnished with the OF
dcial opinion Of the Supreme cCart of the
UHl-ed St&te- showing he law Of Texas
TO BE- unconstitutional, gge shall continue
20 TtquirS urum .aera ! pay the lax.
JN0. d. MCCALL,
Comptroller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
A Negro Burglar.

Special TO the Gazette.
GRANGER. TEX, March 19.-Last night about
O'Clock the house of Ed Ross WAS entered by
q negro tramp, who stole a gold watch and a
ix-shooter. There was money in the same
drawer where the revolver was bu. he over
looKed It. The ia lily were at tea. Immedi
ately after the discovery a search began, and
seven tramps were captured, and about II &c
the negro was captured tUO miles south OF
here. Tre watch and revolver were found
upon his person. He gave his name a, William
Cox, and acknowledge the deed, saying he
went there to get something to eat and all be
Ing at supper, and seeing the wa Oh hanging
on the wall, he took 1t. He will be carried to
Georgetown jail to- day to await his trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Court of Appeals.

Special 10 the gazette,
GALVESTON, TEN, March I9.-The count of
Appeals concluded It's session tor the January
term this afternoon. The following cases were
affirmed at to days sizing: Buck Jordan VS..
the SJare, from harris county; Major Wlggens
vs.. the State, from HAMS; j. ,. WadswOrth VS..
the state, from Bas r0p; James BucHanan VS..
the State, from Harris, twJ cases; Jim FORBES
and William kenner vs. the State, from Grimes
county.
The following cases were reversed and re-
manded: Franz Chew VS.. the Sta,e, from con
Zales co lnty; Mat Wheels We. the ate, from
Rusk; K. +. SpeSrman VS.. the tate, from Hunt
Rufus w. LedbetC VS.. the ; ate, from Falls.
Motions for IeheaftEg were Overruled I'm the
following cases: Joseph II. Brown VS.. ID. !,
Webb, from Eastand county; Asa Robbins and
wife VS. the Island City Savi.,< Bank, from
Galveston; w j. Woodruff I ". Smith,
from MOntEOme y; the sun sire O0icG VS., j. y.
hodges, from Johnson.
The minutes of this court having been ap-
proved and signed the court adj 'urned until
the next regular term in the course, which IS
the first M0-day In Ayrij a: Austin. e!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
GULLIBILITY.

The wild phantoms and shrleking cries of a
worthless humbug can make money by impOs-
ing upon the credulity and ignorance of an
honest public, and the supply Of this species of
work seems more than an adequate demand.
The enunciation of facts-facts that have stood
crucial tesJs-fact proven by brain force and
tangible evidence, should sati fly all laudable
enterprises; but the eXecrable practice of
teaching false ideas and doc rines for self ag
grandlzement is trGly reprehensible and should
be scOIned by all cia-ses.
When one Ouse te Is you that Iodide of Pot
ash is poison simply beCau' Z their opponents
use 1t, aud because they sre pandeTing TO your
iGnorarcz, as trey suppose, you should look
upon all E Ich RS arranT frauds and tnetrreme
dies as unwortbyp GbliC confidence, and II those
they are set of 'ufenyiabe gnoramuses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
After q Hnrs4 Tint.

Special to the Gazette
PLANO, TEX, March IA darlog horse
STEEL took place here 70 day between the hours
of 10 q II. and ! o'clock p. IN. 4 fine gray
horse, hitChed to a rack in the basin. So C inter-
of town, belOnging TO a young man named Ban-
mister, was s., len Immediate search was
made, and some of the parties com ng in from
the west stated that stranger was riding the
missing animal II Minister gave Oh s., over
taking the PARTY riding his sCeed ard Eshi z
him t. stop mOmeut. he wanted to see him
Instead OF doing as KannisteT bade rim to DO,
the hief drew sIX-shOOter. ordering BaUnis
ter TO proceed in another direction, which ne
did without any argument. nannister returned
to Plano and organized a posse who are now
on q Old trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
RIPE FOR LYNCHING.
a Nebraska Doctor and His Wife Engage
in q Nefarious Business.

a Nebraska Doctor and His Wife Engage
in a Nefarious Business.
HASTINGS, NEB., March l9.-Dr. G. W.
Randall of this city was arrested last
Wednesday night for committing rape
upon the person of Laura Hart of Edgar,
an eleven-yeaT-old girl who was placed
under his care for treatment. The crime
was committed d week ago, and
to-day the Doctor was arraigned. just
after the examination had closed and
Randall had been placed under $4,000
bond, q brother OF the girl pulled out &
revolver and, before any person wss
aware Of his intentioR, snOL Randall dead.
He then turned, walked out of the court
room and disappeared, and no person has
taken the trouble to look for him, as the
shooting is looked upon as justifable.
From the evidence produced, it appears
as though Randall and his wife,
who was on trial with him,
have made it practice to ruin
young girls, and then place them in
houses of i'll fame. Mrs, Randall is now
in custody of the Sheriff. She is quar-
tteredein her boarding house, which is sur
rounded by large mob who, although
not violent, are seemingly determined to
Go something desperate, and the chances
are that before tO-mOTrOW's sun she will
have followed her husband.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

man. There is some talk Of
Matherson's friends suing the rail-
road for damages, but as far as
can be learned there are no grounds for
action. stones parents reside in San
Antonio. Since the murder the place has
been watched by officers, who believed he
would go there for financial aid before
leaving the country. Thus far nothing
has been heard of him, which gives rise
to the belief that he mu have gone direct
for Mexico alter committing the triple
murder. The unfortunate Mexicans were
not engaged in the difficulty but were at
tempting to detain Stone until the arrival
of police officers to effect his arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
4 FAMILY POISONEh.

Rat Poison Cots into the Bread with Fa' Al
Effect.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, March I9.--To-day in
pre- airing dinner, by mistake some zeal which
had been pr. pared by a mixture OF 'at poison
to XII! birds was by cid lady Reed Of fhis place
mixed with the bread for dinner n a short
time it began to tell on the whole family. The
physicians have been hard at work, but now
iir. Miles Reed Is dead, ami several ojher
members of the family are IN p cay critical
condition. Mr.. r. ed was an old Texas vete an.
Mrs Reed and Mira PeEg both are IN a danger
Gus condition. All the ph! Sicians are h&Id st
NrArk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Dcnisou,s Ronm.

Special to the Gazette.
DENsoN, TEX, March l9.-The real estate
boom in Denisno is getting more exciting each
day, and property has advanced five times Its
former value within twenty days.
Captain JOt IUnter # sherman came over
to day and purchased $4,000 worth of DenisOn
property.
Author COnln bought 100 lots to day which
belong to the Munger estate and are worth
SI5,C00
The total real estate transfers for the past
week IL Deniscn amount to L little ogcr 500,
Geo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
The Rncers and the Ice.

NEW YORK, March I9.-Incoming
steamers report passing large numbers
of ice bergs and immense fields of ice.
They state the ice extends much further
south than usual 1t is thought the rae
ing yachts may be delayed on this &C
count. The winds have SO far been very
favorable, and, If the ice does not pre-
vent, it is thought the racers may reach
Queenstown about the latter pars Of
next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
The Baking Powder Damse1.

We fear the young ladies syho are test
ing our baking powders must be classed
as coquettes. 1t seems that their So
called test is no test at all, but only a
trick, which properly interpret led shows
the baking powder which they are. paas.
ding to. be largely adulerat with -four
They claim Superiority for, their baking
powder op account of it's Slow, foaming,
yeast-lke acton when miked with water;
out this it has been f06nd out results
from the fouE ana lmesit contains. Any
housekeeper f3Rs prove this for herself.
Take any pure bakipg powder, and sd-
ding az equal quaBaSty of -four, say
teaspo0BfRd OF each, pour into half
glass Of colds&ater. Stir it up and the
same foamy, TtSeasty effect will be pro-
ducedsa5 shoSG@by the lady testers. Add
a4Iittie cry powdered lime to heighten
the efect. II our laiy friends ere pretty
ana fiif8yin the Legitimate female way we
are willing: but when they tackle our
baking pSwder aud try to sell an adul
'terated sFtiele by IN arttul trick they are
the kind of damsels the public don't like.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
THAT TRIPLE MURDER.

Ehe Cos tractor and TSu sIexicans Killed
Without Prez0cstion.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March LIT is
stated upon good authority that Stone,
the man WHO murdered Contractor Math-
erson eff Boerne and two Mexic&ns, was
gambler WHO played with the laborers,
won their money from the rsen and thus
secured their time checks. He presented
a check SO obtained to Contractor Math-
ersOn and remarked that he must have
money or blood right away. Matherson
took it as q JOKE and smiling answered:
"Well, have no money and 1 suppose
you must have the blood" WhereRpon
Stone shot and killed him. Store had
been turned out of camp for gambling
before and was reputed to be a bad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
NERFY RIDGELY.
He Kills Four Men JustifabIy Because OF
FerrybOat ErausacLion

he hills our Men JUstluaDlY because or q
FerrybOat transaction.
TEXABKANA, ARK, March 1.-two weeks
ago Walter Iidgely, u wealthy farmer living
twenty miles north af here, shot and killed two
ferrymen who were irving 20 force eXorbitant
charges out of a St. LouI, drummer for putting
hiD across the liver. Ridgely took the drum
meTs part; the ferrymrn insulted him Tor silIs,
and attempted to draw Wgapon,, when nidgely
shot them both 0cat. Upon examination
Ridge was discharged. ,Ohn Murphy, TIE
brother OF one OF the men killed and uncle
oG tn other. sw9re to kill RldgclY on sight,
Last night Ridg ~ on horseback, was returng
ing home from a neigEbOr's, and on entering q
strip o woods was fred N from ambush His
horse fell dead but 3 rider es;g ed unframed,
having rolled over on the opposite side
OF the horse TO that from which tie
firing proceeded The two would be murdereTs
who were the uncle and brother mentioned,
thin king Rdgely IVES dead, approached, and
wneh within about ten fee, RtGgely suddenly
raised up and shot both assailant5 dad 10
taeir tracks. This makes four men Ridge Y
has Killed over a simple ferry boat transaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Distributing ;no Drou,h Fund.

special 10 the gazette.
'1EATHERF&RD, Ten S arch I9.-The Com
LslSsioners' &. P; was IN session to-day for the
purpose of adog ting plans 10 distribute the re-
mGIEde- Of Tic state aTl rOpTiation- for the
droUsh section received lis wecs, which Is
S450G. The plans adopted to CAV will DC more
effective and prove OF greater benefit 50 those
justly entitled 10 l.. The cO<r TT appointed tie
school trustees 10 tnvestigat their commuui.
ties, giving them UasA the 2SG4 to report when
they wiz make oath as to the number actually
entitled 70 the funds, tHus relieving the needy
of making GA themselves, which 4 number of
the trustees present claimed the would not
90, or n; least number of them. IS f. would be
hu. iltJttnS. The e X no doubt that the fund
viii be justly appropriated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Improved Property

House ard lot No. II9, jennings Ave-
nue-l0t l00x156 feet; house, two-stories,
eight rooms, bath room, water connec-
ton, flowers and fountain in the yard;
street cars pass the door. Terms easy.
Price $500.
House and lot No. PIP, jennings Ave
nue-Five rooms, good lot I'D barn; lot
lOOx200, faces east. Terms easy. Price,
$500.
House and lot No. 5O6, jennings Ave
nue-Lot 50x2OO, facing east; house,
three rooms, nicely papered. Terms easy.
Price, $1,000.
House aud lot corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and LipscombIstreet-5 OxICO feet;
house, four rooms. nicely finished.
Terms easy. Price, $1400.
One hundred by 200 feet corner Sixth
and Lamar streets; house, eight rooms,
cistern, shrubbery. Price $4,000.
House and lot on Lipscomb street
House five rooms, portico and hall, nicely
papered; lot 50xIOO. Terms easy. Price,
Sl4Q0.
House and lot on Hemphill street, No.
573, three rooms, front and back gallery,
weatherbOard, canvassed and papered,
lot 5Ox2OO. Cash, $500.
Well improved lot on Adams street
Fiye-rOom house and barn, water connec-
tons, lot IOOx2O0. Price, S275O.
House aud lot on Galveston avenue
Lot 50XI50, facing east; house six rooms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

SFUCIdI 20 IlIo TELCE-E.
MCKINNEY, Ten, March I9.-AIike Cantrsu
while celebrating St. Patrick's Day eaIly in the
morning, ente ell the Union house about !.
lock last night an attempted TO run the
place upon methods Of mis- own. The prop lctor
II. Robson, who Is 80 inotfensige man, re- or
stTat"d, when CantreI attempted to rua him
wheTeUpNn Robson literally peppere5 his
legs VII bird shot Cautrcll Is from Denis0n
Robson sUErfGGerci but was discharged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
E1cursinnists at El Paso.

opSCIdI 10 INC TdHEIIt,
Ell PAso, Ten, March 80 Another Raymond
Is Whicomb excursion party from Houston
arrived in the city this morning. It's equip
ments are fully up TO the high star dard of
f,rmer excursions which have visited this city.
Two carloads lett TO night for the City of Mex
lcj, and TWO mOre spend tO-wOrr2w here and
leave sunday night for San Francisco. Hon.
Q j. Rsthb Drne, eN- governor of Rhode ,land
eX- Lieutenant governor South of Connecticut,
Hon. Titus 5. II, ad, Speaker of TIE NV FORK
Assembly, and a number of other distinguished
persons ar in the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
-:-:-Unimproved RESIDENT Property---
That Should Examined By Means.

Block 2OOz2OO feet on Paddock's hill.
Price, $500. s.
Two hundred by 2Oe.feet on Henderson
and Jarvis streets. Price, $4,000.
Lot, IOOx2OO feet corner Adams and
Pennsylvania avenues, $500.
Let I0Ox1OO feet corner Seventh and
Pecan streets. PRICE, 5000,
One hundred by 100 feet corner Jen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE.
James Russell, a Promising Young Man
Dies from Liquors Effects.

.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX March l9.-James Rus
sell, well bred and former respectable young
man, q brother of EX- Marshal Stillweu II. Rus
sell, was found dead this orning in the city
lookup, known as the bat Cave" about
O'Clock. Rus ell escapeI and had walked off
to the city Thursday. He Was re arrested and
placed In the city PRISON last night,
as he asked TIE policeman not to leave
MIN alone, as he did not know what might hap
pen. Jailer Hettler woke him at this morning
and asked him to take breakf 4st. He refused,
saying he did not want any, When next seen
Russell was dead The verdict of the jury is
that deceased died from unknown natural
causes. &C. ravated by ChrOL &c drunkenness and
exposure. Continued aad prOtraCted sprees
had made him 8 total wreck physically and
mentally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

Lot 50xl8O on Calhoun street. Price,
$3.50.
Lot S120x1G0 feet corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Hemphiu street. Price,
$1,000.
Lots 5 and 6 in block D, Bellevue addt-
ton, 50xlO3 feet. Price, $3.50 each.
Two lots 5OxI3O feet on Evans street.
Price, $50 each.
Fifty By 200 feet, fscinG south, on Bel
KNAPP street. Price, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
TNIer Notes.

Special 70 the Gazette.
TYLER, TEN, March I9.-The contractors
from Washington whe secured the job OF build.
lug the United States bull ing at this place
have arrived here, and now promise to have it
finished by the midCle of July.
Mr. j. Leopold, VIII 'se arrest was mentioned
yesterday is still in the Shertf's hands, being
unable, so ar, to give the $4,000 bond required
,,fb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Doctors and Eat Springs.

Hot Springs failedeI ttrely toScsir5 me of sew
erai terrible, indoIeht running ulcers on my
legs, vi. n which haVe been troubled for many
Years. Several dOctoIs also at empted 70 cure
me, but f&ilel,s l ha9e used only few bottles
Of &. L. made Atlanta. oa }, anu toe ef
feet has been tr1l!y y 6ical, as they nave all
healed and I aISfeuIed, ii Is worth ali nedi-
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.aa2sa3 qGck cute MS been effected sitter
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4 ,fsY. asltl has do 61he business for me. Ihaye
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doctors tols ne tha. / could not be cured, but
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1t is decidedly tEssQiCA best an cheapest
blood purifier / ever used. 1t IS ahead Of all
others. As toiply case and its ere, refer to
every merchaAt or l,r, fessionGi man OF Pine
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Pine Bias, AEAsss,AIay i 1886.